Supreme Court says LPF Group can help in class action appeal
Court grants the litigation funder leave to intervene in Christchurch earthquake ‘opt-out’ representative claim.
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The Supreme Court has allowed litigation funder LPF Group to have its say in an upcoming precedent-setting hearing over the way class action suits get the go-ahead.
Next week, the country’s highest court is set to hear an appeal by government insurer Southern Response Earthquake Services
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Supreme Court says LPF Group can help in class action appeal
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